The phrase "accessible query" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a query that is easy to understand or retrieve, often in the context of databases or information retrieval.
Example: "The database was designed to allow users to perform an accessible query, ensuring that even those with minimal technical knowledge could find the information they needed."
Alternatives: "user-friendly query" or "easy-to-understand query".
A related objective to storing correct and useful metadata was a Web-accessible query interface for search and bulk retrieval.
It is expected that more local isolates will be continuously studied to determine presence of new genotypes in the country, subsequently allowing for the genotyping results made accessible for querying and comparison to other Brucella isolates from wider geographical origins.
EM designed and implemented the database and the web-accessible content, querying system, interfaces, and results presentation, and helped in drafting the manuscript.
The residue solvent accessibilities of query sequence are predicted by Real-SPINE [25] while residue solvent accessibilities of template structures are calculated from DSSP [30] and normalized by unfolded solvent accessible surface areas [32].
The genome module implements the storage of genomic information that should be readily accessible for both queries and visualization.
The PMT presents risk factor and medication information that is refreshed weekly and accessible through standard queries.
Articles which are accepted for preterm birth immediately become accessible to dbPTB queries along with all the relevant genetic data.
High throughput methods necessitate publicly accessible and easily queried databases for efficiently and logically storing, displaying, and analyzing the large volume of data.
Rapid advances in structural biology towards the discovery of novel biochemical functions including structure, function and interactions are providing a wealth of information that needs to be accessible by structured queries, whether through simple or programmatic interfaces.
